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fastball
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About fastball
Engineering at Known (https://known.com)
Co-founder and tinkerer at Supernotes (https://supernotes.app)
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Comment #49216707
But the model is open weight?
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Comment #49200071
The author didn't say "we (all software engineers)", so the only person including you in his class is you.
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Comment #49176349
He's had a private Twitter for a while.
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Comment #49173392
Should've called it Safestral. Also I do like Mistral's seemingly newer strategy of focusing on smaller, more fine-tuned models for various use-cases, presumably the result of thei…
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Comment #49156591
Arguably the majority of codebases are not available on the public internet
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Comment #49149455
I remember going from Tiger to Leopard and thinking "this is nice, I like a lot of these changes" and then going from Leopard to Snow Leopard and thinking "wow this is great ". The…
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Comment #49118958
The thing about data centers and thermoelectric power plants is that you can make them effectively closed cycle, vs agriculture where that is somewhat intractable. Not saying that …
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Comment #49116129
What I meant by "will they?" was "will they any more than a human already needs to in order to understand other humans?" I don't think this is legibly that different from human beh…
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Comment #49115054
Will they? This really isn't different from how humans interact with each other. The vast majority of lying is not people being explicitly asked to lie in some form, it is incentiv…
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Comment #49087235
That is just a single benchmark tho
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Comment #49077952
Medium vs High? Why? From all the charts I've seen the performance jump is pretty large from med -> high (not as noticeable from high -> xhigh).
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Comment #49074313
So let's say hypothetically we kept the number of homeless people stable in Oakland, but made them all white. You think all (most? many?) of the people currently complaining about …
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Comment #49073560
Homelessness is pretty race neutral tho? Especially in Oakland, which is incredibly race-balanced.
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Comment #49064554
It is actually definitely yes! You can script with JS. Steve Ruiz demonstrates having an LLM do that for you in his intro video to this "offline" version of tldraw: https://www.you…
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Comment #49064138
The typical meaning of space junk is stuff orbiting around without the ability to control itself and without de-orbiting, therefore presenting a risk/nuisance to other things in or…
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Comment #49063851
> However, the rapidly increasing numbers of launches to low Earth orbit now threaten to increase the levels of space junk reentering the atmosphere. Isn't it not space junk if it …
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Comment #49061793
If you want the "agentic future" version of this (sorry), tldraw just relased "tldraw offline"[1] which in some ways has a lot of overlap with HyperCard as well. [1] https://offlin…
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Comment #49060124
Is it? There are shills and bots all over the internet, and referring to the model as ChatGPT is probably common for some people, but not for software engineers that actually track…
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Comment #49054918
The fact you called it ChatGPT instead of Codex makes me suspicious of this entire comment.
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Comment #49054703
Gimbal the floor?
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Comment #49054692
With so few parameters, I imagine a voice fine-tune might be readily tractable.
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Comment #49043175
Re-light seems to be one of their biggest remaining obstacles in a lot of these flight tests.
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Comment #49012841
The problem with the rest of inference is that changes are not trivially correct or incorrect, as they are with the tokenization layer.
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Comment #49012818
Tokenization is <0.1% of the inference time for the first token in the same way it is <0.1% for the last.